Ecoskoops - 15 September 2026

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Today on the show, we speak to Dr Pieter van Heyningen from Kulu Eco-Services. Kulu Eco-Services is a sustainability company that is helping to build a circular economy by transforming liquid and organic waste into valuable resources, including feedstocks for biofuels and biogas. Through its innovative waste-conversion hubs and digital technology, the company aims to reduce landfill waste, lower carbon emissions and create new opportunities in the green economy.
15 Sep English South Africa Daily News · Nature

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